Morphy Richards PremAir 2000

I brought this hoover about 2 and a half years ago, brand new from a shop on E-bay it cost me £33.00 which was approximately half the retail price. The products are classed as graded but don't let that put you off, all it means is that the box might be slightly damaged but who needs the box anyway? In my case the only thing was the instruction book had been photocopied but I was more than happy.

I am registered disabled and one of my problems is that I have very painful joints but this hoover was always easy to use. I moved house about 2 years ago and lets just say the house I moved into was anything but clean!! This hoover tackled everything perfectly and to be honest I would have still been happy with it if it had packed up after 6 months because of the amount of work it had had to do but it carried on for nearly 2 more years!

I also have a fluffy cat but the hair just isn't a problem, the suction power is unbelievable which is great for getting into awkward places especially in the car. I have used this cleaner all over the house including the stairs and I have always been totally satisfied. I have also cleaned cars with it and the results can not be beaten.

I would definitely recommend this Hoover to anyone but I think now Morphy Richards has updated it to the Performair which I have not yet tried.

This hoover is excellent value for money even at full price and I am confident that you will not be disappointed.

Got this Morphy Richards PremAir 2000 for £60 with 1 bag and all the accessories. Don't be put off by the bag - I was originally going to get another Dyson (reduced to £210 from £260 - a bargain right?) Wrong - the suction is nowhere as good and for £60 for the Premair I could buy £150 of bags until I reached £210.

If you hunt around you can get very cheap bags too. I bought 20 and they arrived within a couple of days.

Until I bought a Morphy Richards PremAir 200 vacuum cleaner about 10 months ago, I'd always used upright cleaners in the belief that floor based machines could not match the suction of uprights. How wrong I was!

This one is excellent all round, very powerful suction at maximum (tries to suck up carpet), and at lowest setting with dusting brush it is gentle enough for lampshades and curtains. It's not that noisy either even on highest setting - Dyson is noisier.

The first time I used it I was delighted. Living in a rural area, the carpets looked rejuvenated, and 10 months on the performance is just as good. For best suction, it's best if the bag is not too full.

Maneuverable, with easily switchable tools which are neatly stored in the body of the machine. Not too heavy. All surface adjustment on main cleaning head, so good for hard floors and carpet, although I do wish the power cord could have been a little longer.

The build is plastic, but robust enough for home use - if you need a real workhorse maybe there are better built machines. On the other hand, I've never had to use service or support, so that's another plus.

As far as I'm concerned, it's as good, if not better than a Dyson.

I actually have the Morphy Richards PremAir 2000 and it is excellent really powerful. I recently had a new carpet fitted throughout the house which had a high wool content. My new Hoover Pure Power blew up with all the fluff that was coming off the carpet. This new vac had no problems. I did the whole house in one go. The bag was jam-packed by the end. Put in a new bag. No Problem!!